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[Observer] As last, the new leadership of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL) over the weekend officially broke ground for the construction of the Union’s headquarters in Monrovia.

[Observer] Vice President and standard bearer of the ruling Unity Party ( UP), Joseph N. Boakai, has wasted no time in responding to the resignation of Mr. Harrison Karnwea, one of the UP staunch members.

[Observer] The political leader of the opposition Movement for Economic Empowerment (MOVEE), Dr. J. Mills Jones, told a jubilant crowd of students Friday that Liberians should revise the refrain in the national anthem that speaks about a ‘race benighte…

[Observer] The Inspector General (IG) of Police, Gregory Coleman, admitted on Friday that police officers have been using intimidation to demand respect from the public.

[Observer] The gods of football yesterday smiled on BYC Football as they eliminated Stade Malien 7-6 on penalties in the second leg of their CAF Championship League match in Bamako.

[Observer] The Auditor General’s Report on the audit of the International Economic Cooperation and Integration (IECI) Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has linked the Ministry to “misapplying and swindling” L$20,195,625 of a Japanese Grants…

[Observer] Attorney Garrison W. Barh, former head of Legal Affairs at Global Bank-Liberia Limited on Friday, February 17, appeared at the Monrovia City Court to answer to charges of misapplication of entrusted property and theft of property.

[Observer] The president and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Liberia Bank for Development and Investment, John B. S. Davis, has called on the women of Liberia, particularly marketers, to be part of the change they want to see.

[Observer] Why Do We Go Biblical to Begin This Editorial? Because We Need Biblical Introspection (Reflection) to Attempt to Understand What Is Going On Today in Liberian Politics. How, for Example, Does Harrison Karnwea, Managing Director of the Forest…

[Observer] Looking at the irregularities associated with the voter registration process on the part of the National Elections Commission (NEC), a 2005 presidential hopeful, Mr. David Farhat, has said Liberia will experience the lowest turnout of voters…